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JasonB	20/11/2018 14:30:45
25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles	Just saw this and thought you may like it, skip to 25secs for the start of the action!
Mike Poole	20/11/2018 15:12:18
3676 forum posts 82 photos	A friend of mine had to visit a supermarket warehouse collapse like that one, he said the smell of all the rotting food was foul and in no time the rats were in, they had to use diggers to clear the site. Mike
larry phelan 1	20/11/2018 16:38:16
1346 forum posts 15 photos	I,d say that driver was looking for another job------Pronto ! Can you imagine the mess ?????,to say nothing of the stocktaking afterwards ! More hurry----less speed ?
Roderick Jenkins	20/11/2018 16:47:36
2376 forum posts 800 photos	Posted by larry phelan 1 on 20/11/2018 16:38:16: I,d say that driver was looking for another job------Pronto ! If he survived... That racking must have been vastly overloaded.
larry phelan 1	20/11/2018 16:52:53
1346 forum posts 15 photos	Have to say one thing for the rats--they never miss a chance of a free lunch !!
I.M. OUTAHERE	20/11/2018 16:59:03
1468 forum posts 3 photos	Well thats one way of clearing the shelves ! I found this one humorous ! https://youtu.be/e3n7ydQt140 Edited By XD 351 on 20/11/2018 17:01:10
Mark Rand	20/11/2018 18:51:48
1505 forum posts 56 photos	The odd bit of diagonal bracing can do wonders to the stability of a structure...
Mike Poole	20/11/2018 19:08:14
3676 forum posts 82 photos	Racking in our factory was regularly inspected and taken out of service if damaged until it could be replaced. I think it loses much of it strength once the sections are distorted. I once suggested that forklifts were painted the same colour as the crash barriers so save repainting where the red forklift hit the yellow barrier. Mike

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